Sentence examples for open to actions from inspiring English sources

The decision swings the doors of state courts wide open to actions asserting '33 Act claims against issuers, officers, directors, underwriters, and others involved in the securities offering process.

Civil courts in the United States are already open to action by foreign investors and companies.

While the FSA made it clear that it had now closed its investigation into the bank, it added it was leaving the door open to action against individuals.

Companies that discriminate against staff who want to serve will be more open to action at employment tribunals – and ministers have not ruled out legislating to ensure it is not a disadvantage when applying for jobs.

Australia will not flinch in the campaign against terrorism, Tony Abbott has told the UN security council, as the government edges closer to joining the Iraq conflict and leaves the door open to action in Syria.

And companies that discriminate against staff who want to serve will be more open to action at employment tribunals.

That being so, to make the allegation outside the legal protection afforded by the political process would potentially lay the speaker open to action for defamation.

Kembra: For me, it's like, open to action now.

According to the AP, the White House said Obama told lawmakers he was open to action from Congress that "would aid the overall effort and demonstrate to the world that the United States is united in defeating the threat from ISIL".

According to the AP, the White House said Obama told lawmakers he was open to action from Congress that "would aid the overall effort and demonstrate to the world that the United States is united in defeating the threat from ISIL". During an appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday, Obama insisted the U.S. was not worried about an immediate threat from the militant group.

But come July, if the waiver expires, they may end up open to legal actions, which would mean either licensing IP or developing workarounds.